Brathwaytes Odes Or Philomels Tears
Brathwaytes Odes Or Philomels Tears
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0i3i£5>» Only two there be, whose wit Make hereof a benefit; These, conclusions try on man, Surgeon and physician. While it happens now and then. Kill than cure they sooner can!
Now's their time when trees are bare, Naked scalps have lost their hair; Teeth drop out and leave their gums. Head and eyes are full of rhuems. Where if Traders strength do lack, Or feel aches in their back. Worse by odds than is the rack; They have drugs within their pack.
Thus the harshest seasons come In good season ...unto some; iBM^^ 25 Who have known (as it is meet) Smell of gain makes labour sweet: But where labour reapeth loss, There accrues a double cross; First, fond cares his brain doth toss; Next, his gold resolves to dross.
^ ?^«HH:>»*t*- '-' To my knowing and worthy esteemed Friend, AuGusTiNF. Vincent, all meriting Content.
AY you be in *Your actions prosperous, And as ingenious, So victorious; So may your fate. Smile on your happy name, * Augusthies yincentius: tute vincas ingeniosus.
26 ... . ©iSIE^, And crown you with A glorious Anagram: While Virtue (Man's best lustre) seems to be, That style, which stamps You deep in Heraldry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0i3i£5>» Only two there be, whose wit Make hereof a benefit; These, conclusions try on man, Surgeon and physician. While it happens now and then. Kill than cure they sooner can!
Now's their time when trees are bare, Naked scalps have lost their hair; Teeth drop out and leave their gums. Head and eyes are full of rhuems. Where if Traders strength do lack, Or feel aches in their back. Worse by odds than is the rack; They have drugs within their pack.
Thus the harshest seasons come In good season ...unto some; iBM^^ 25 Who have known (as it is meet) Smell of gain makes labour sweet: But where labour reapeth loss, There accrues a double cross; First, fond cares his brain doth toss; Next, his gold resolves to dross.
^ ?^«HH:>»*t*- '-' To my knowing and worthy esteemed Friend, AuGusTiNF. Vincent, all meriting Content.
AY you be in *Your actions prosperous, And as ingenious, So victorious; So may your fate. Smile on your happy name, * Augusthies yincentius: tute vincas ingeniosus.
26 ... . ©iSIE^, And crown you with A glorious Anagram: While Virtue (Man's best lustre) seems to be, That style, which stamps You deep in Heraldry.
What to read after Brathwaytes Odes Or Philomels Tears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Brathwaite to read onlineMoreLess
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